entailments
What logically follows
Entailments are the necessary consequences or implications that follow from a statement or action.
In logic and linguistics, an entailment is what must be true if something else is true: The sentence "She killed the spider" entails that the spider is dead.
In law, entailment historically restricted inheritance to a specific line of heirs.
More broadly, entailments are whatever comes attached to a choice or situation: He didn't anticipate the entailments of the new policy.
Indirect suggestion or consequence
- consequenceResult of an action
- corollaryLogical natural consequence
- premiseFoundation for logical argument
- conclusionEnd or deduction
antecedent · consequent · contrapositive · syllogism · deduction · inference · predicate · sequitur
Property received from ancestors
- estateProperty and grounds
- successionFollowing in order
- heirOne who receives legacy
- beneficiaryDesignated asset receiver
primogeniture · bequest · settlement · remainder · reversion · descent · lineage · conveyance
Required prior condition
- requirementMandatory condition to fulfill
- preconditionNecessary prior requirement
- obligationRequired task or commitment
- implicationIndirect suggestion or consequence
condition · stipulation · contingency · proviso · mandate · dependency · requisite · inevitability
implication
Indirect suggestion or consequence
- consequenceResult of an action
- corollaryLogical natural consequence
- premiseFoundation for logical argument
conclusion · antecedent · consequent · contrapositive · syllogism · deduction · inference · predicate · sequitur · presupposition
inheritance
Property received from ancestors
- estateProperty and grounds
- successionFollowing in order
- heirOne who receives legacy
beneficiary · primogeniture · bequest · settlement · remainder · reversion · descent · lineage · conveyance · deed
prerequisite
Required prior condition
- requirementMandatory condition to fulfill
- preconditionNecessary prior requirement
- obligationRequired task or commitment
implication · condition · stipulation · contingency · proviso · mandate · dependency · requisite · inevitability · commitment
entailmentscontingencies
Possible future events
possibilities · conjectures · suppositions · hypotheticals · maybes
entailmentsoptions
Available courses of action
choices · discretions · freedoms · liberties · alternatives